The Reward Suppliers are not bad either.
netcentives.com
America West Airlines, the nation's ninth largest
carrier, serves more than 90 destinations in the
U.S., Canada and Mexico. For the second
consecutive year, America West ranked number
one in baggage handling as recorded in the Air
Travel Consumer Report published by the U.S.
Department of Transportation.
americawest.com
American Airlines flies to more than 260
destinations in the U.S. and abroad. Our
relationships with other distinguished carriers
can extend the scope of your adventure to every
corner of the globe. aa.com
British Airways remains one of the world's most
successful airlines. In 1996-97 it announced
pre-tax profits up 9.4 percent on the previous year
to £640 million. In the same year, the British
Airways Group, including Deutsche BA and Air
Liberté, carried a record 38.2 million passengers.
www.british-airways.com
Continental Airlines is the fifth largest airline in
the U.S., offering more than 2,200 departures
daily to 127 domestic and 79 international
destinations. Operating major hubs in Newark,
Houston and Cleveland, Continental provides an
extensive service throughout the Americas and to
Europe and Asia. Continental recently initiated a
strategic global alliance with Northwest Airlines.
continental.com
Delta carried more passengers worldwide last
year than any other airline. Delta, Delta Express,
the Delta Shuttle, the Delta Connection carriers
and Delta's Worldwide Partners operate 5,171
flights each day to 355 cities in 62
countries.www.delta-air.com
Introduced in May 1997, Marriott Rewards is the
world's largest multi-brand frequent guest
program with over 10 million members.
Participating brands include Marriott Hotels,
Resorts and Suites; Courtyard by Marriott;
Fairfield Inn by Marriott; Residence Inn by
Marriott; TownePlace Suites by Marriott;
SpringHill Suites by Marriott; Marriott
Conference Centers; Marriott Vacation Club
International; Renaissance Hotels and Resorts;
and Marriott Executive Residences.
www.marriottrewards.com
With over 50 years' experience behind it, the
green logo of National Car Rental signifies one
of the world's largest car rental systems with
nearly 3,000 locations in 75 countries. National
offers industry-leading services such as Choice,
and the popular Emerald Club and Emerald Aisle
Service for frequent renters. National's customers
know that "Green Means Go!" in the United
States, Canada, Europe, Africa, the Middle East,
Latin America, the Caribbean, Australia and the
Pacific Rim, and in Japan through National's
partner, Nippon Rent-A-Car.
www.nationalcar.com
Northwest Airlines is the world's fourth largest
airline and America's oldest carrier with
continuous name identification. Northwest began
on October 1, 1926, flying mail between
Minneapolis/St. Paul and Chicago. Their first
passenger service was introduced the following
year. With its global travel partners, Northwest
now serves more than 400 cities in over 80
countries on six continents. Northwest has more
than 1,700 daily flights, and operates more than
130 nonstop flights between the United States and
Asia each week. www.nwa.com
TWA flies approximately 2 million passengers
per month on more than 800 daily flights to 100
destinations (including seasonal services) in
North America, the Caribbean, Europe, North
Africa and the Middle East. www.twa.com
As the largest air carrier in the world and the
largest majority employee-owned company,
United Airlines offers nearly 2,300 flights a day
to 137 destinations in 29 countries and one U.S.
territory. www.ual.com
US Airways, US Airways Express, US Airways
Shuttle and MetroJet serve 202 destinations
worldwide, including 38 U.S. states, Bermuda,
Cancun, Grand Cayman, Montego Bay, Nassau,
San Juan, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, St. Croix, and
the Canadian destinations of Toronto, Montreal,
Ottawa, Hamilton, and London, Ontario. US
Airways' transatlantic destinations include
Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Munich,
Paris and Rome. www.usairways.com |
